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Company
GTCO CalComp
Categories
Mouse & Keyboard & Other Input
Model
GTCO CalComp DrawingBoard IV
Description
Test Programs Tablet Configuration Utilities TabletWorks for Citrix
Operating System
Windows 95-98-98Se-Me-NT4-2000-XP
Version
5.x - 7.x
Size Driver
12MB
File Name
tcu_3.06.0003.exe
Observations
The Tablet Configuration Utilities (TCU) are a series of programs designed to test your tablet when you are troubleshooting
problems and to configure it. Many of the menu options described here are dynamic and, in some cases, tablet-specific, so
they may not be applicable to your system. You can use the TCU on your own to troubleshoot digitizer problems or configure
your tablet, or your Technical Support specialist may ask you to load it to assist him or her when diagnosing problems.
Download and Install the Tablet Configuration Utilities
1 On the www.gtcocalcomp.com Web site, click on the Support menu and select your tablet’s manufacturer. Click on
the Test Program link.
2 Click on the TCU_Setup.exe link and download the file to a local directory on your PC.
3 Use Windows Explorer to locate the downloaded file. Double-click on the filename to begin the TCU installation.
Follow the onscreen prompts to complete the installation.
4 Select Start> Programs> GTCO CalComp TCU> Tablet Configuration Utilities to start up the TCU.
for Testing and Configuring GTCO CalComp Digitizers
Tablet Configuration Utilities
If your tablet is not being found by Windows and the TCU, it is possible that Windows or another application is using your
COM port. Sometimes Windows grabs a COM port and hangs on to it or installs an incompatible driver on it. Use the Windows
Device Manager to verify that your COM Ports are available to your tablet and all devices are working properly.
Using the Tablet Configuration Utilities
The TCU was designed to enable you to run diagnostics on, or configure, your tablet. In addition, the TCU provides a way for
GTCO CalComp’s Tech Support specialists to remotely help you diagnose your system’s problems. The test utilities identify the
primary origins of system failure.
On the Main Screen, the options on the File menu offer a selection of utilities that test all the Serial ports, search for Wintab
drivers, and refresh system information. The Options menu provides a grid and cursor button test utility and a utility that
displays Wintab driver information.
The Main Screen
The TCU Main Screen is divided into two sections. The first section displays System Information and the bottom section
displays Device Information.
System Information Displays information about your operating system, COM port icons, and a TabletWorks icon,
when and if they are detected. The icons represent ports or driver interfaces that the user can
search for supported tablets.
Device Information Displays information about detected tablets, or an explanation when a search is unsuccessful.
Company
GTCO CalComp
Categories
Mouse & Keyboard & Other Input
Model
GTCO CalComp DrawingBoard IV
Description
TabletWorks
Operating System
Windows 98Se-Me-NT4,SP6 or greater (serial only)-2000-XP-Vista-7
Version
10.07
Size Driver
12.5MB
File Name
tw-10.07.0007.exe
Observations
Description
The GTCO CalComp TabletWorks driver is designed to provide a simple way for software developers to communicate with GTCO CalComp digitizers.
Version 10 is a major change to previous GTCO CalComp TabletWorks drivers, and includes an all-new Wintab implementation, as well as the alternate TabletWorks ActiveX control. Both APIs are available after installation. Supported Devices
AccuTab II, AccuTab VI
CADPro
DrawingBoard V, DrawingBoard VI
Roll-Up II, Roll-Up III
Summagrid VII
Super L IV, Super L VI
Older CalComp, GTCO, GTCO CalComp, and SummaGraphics tablets not in this list should work, but have not been tested.
Supported Operating Systems
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Citrix and Terminal Services (Server)
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2003 Server
Citrix and Terminal Services (Client)
Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows NT 4.0, SP6 or greater (serial only)
Known Issues
The current Wintab implementation supports only Wintab 1.0 calls. For most applications, this is sufficient. If your application requires Wintab 1.1 compatibility, please contact us.
When a single device is set to be used with both Wintab and TabCon applications, and Wintab Citrix support is enabled, the TabCon-compliant application will not be able to open the device.
There is a compatibility issue with CS3 Photoshop.
There is an apparent lag in cursor movement when using a USB-connected digitizer with Citrix.
Serial tablets using a Serial-to-USB adapter are incompatible with the WintabTM and/or the TabCon interface.
Active TabCon devices can be changed on Windows XP or Vista only by users with admin rights.
Sometimes tablets cannot be removed from the list of tablets by users who do not have admin rights on systems running Windows Vista.
The log file will not start on Vista unless it is located in the directory that the user has access to.
WebUpdate may generate an error if Interwrite Workspace version 7.5 or greater is installed. This problem has been fixed in TabletWorks version 10.06.
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Installation Information
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Installing the TabletWorks Software
Uninstall (described below) any previous Wintab (TabletWorks) or Tablet Interface drivers before installing this release.
Using the TabletWorks CD, run the Setup.exe file to begin the installation process.
Installing the USB Tablet Adapter
The USB Tablet Adapter drivers are not installed during this installation process. They are simply copied to the installation directory, in the USB Tablet Adapter Driver subdirectory. By default, this is C:\Program Files\GTCO CalComp\TabletWorks\Driver. To manually install the drivers:
Install the TabletWorks Software.
Turn off your digitizer.
Attach your digitizer to the USB Tablet Adapter.
Turn on your digitizer.
Insert the USB Tablet Adapter into a USB port on your computer.
The Found New Hardware wizard should pop up.
Tell the wizard to search for the drivers in a specific location, and browse to the Driver subdirectory of the Installation directory.
The driver is unsigned. On some versions of Windows, you will need to respond with Yes or Continue Anyway when you are warned that the software has not passed Windows Logo testing.
On some versions of Windows, the Found New Hardware wizard will pop up a second time. Use the same subdirectory as above.
Uninstalling the TabletWorks Software
Open the Windows Control Panel (Start->Settings->Control Panel).
Open Add/Remove Programs.
Select TabletWorks from the list of installed programs.
Click the Remove button.
Click the Yes button to confirm that you want to remove the TabletWorks software.
Select Yes/No to remove all user data including button assignments and mapping.
Company
GTCO CalComp
Categories
Mouse & Keyboard & Other Input
Model
GTCO CalComp DrawingBoard IV
Description
TabletWorks
Operating System
Windows 98Se-Me-NT4,SP6 or greater (serial only)-2000-XP-Vista-7
Version
10.06
Size Driver
12.3MB
File Name
tw-10.06.0011.exe
Observations
Precautions:
1. If you are using software with multiple menu areas defined, the TabletWorks 10.06 driver should not be installed. This driver will not allow you to define the areas that are required.
2. If you are currently using TabletWorks 7.xx driver and you do not have a copy of the CD or the original executable file, do not uninstall the driver. You will need to test the TabletWorks 10.06 driver on a computer other than the computer used for daily operations.
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Description
The GTCO CalComp TabletWorks driver is designed to provide a simple way for software developers to communicate with GTCO CalComp digitizers.
Version 10 is a major change to previous GTCO CalComp TabletWorks drivers, and includes an all-new Wintab implementation, as well as the alternate TabletWorks ActiveX control. Both APIs are available after installation. Supported Devices
AccuTab II, AccuTab VI
CADPro
DrawingBoard V, DrawingBoard VI
Roll-Up II, Roll-Up III
Summagrid VII
Super L IV, Super L VI
Older CalComp, GTCO, GTCO CalComp, and SummaGraphics tablets not in this list should work, but have not been tested.
Supported Operating Systems
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Citrix and Terminal Services (Server)
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2003 Server
Citrix and Terminal Services (Client)
Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows NT 4.0, SP6 or greater (serial only)
Known Issues
The current Wintab implementation supports only Wintab 1.0 calls. For most applications, this is sufficient. If your application requires Wintab 1.1 compatibility, please contact us.
When a single device is set to be used with both Wintab and TabCon applications, and Wintab Citrix support is enabled, the TabCon-compliant application will not be able to open the device.
There is a compatibility issue with CS3 Photoshop.
There is an apparent lag in cursor movement when using a USB-connected digitizer with Citrix.
Serial tablets using a Serial-to-USB adapter are incompatible with the WintabTM and/or the TabCon interface.
Active TabCon devices can be changed on Windows XP or Vista only by users with admin rights.
Sometimes tablets cannot be removed from the list of tablets by users who do not have admin rights on systems running Windows Vista.
The log file will not start on Vista unless it is located in the directory that the user has access to.
WebUpdate may generate an error if Interwrite Workspace version 7.5 or greater is installed. This problem has been fixed in TabletWorks version 10.06.
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Installation Information
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Installing the TabletWorks Software
Uninstall (described below) any previous Wintab (TabletWorks) or Tablet Interface drivers before installing this release.
Using the TabletWorks CD, run the Setup.exe file to begin the installation process.
Installing the USB Tablet Adapter
The USB Tablet Adapter drivers are not installed during this installation process. They are simply copied to the installation directory, in the USB Tablet Adapter Driver subdirectory. By default, this is C:\Program Files\GTCO CalComp\TabletWorks\Driver. To manually install the drivers:
Install the TabletWorks Software.
Turn off your digitizer.
Attach your digitizer to the USB Tablet Adapter.
Turn on your digitizer.
Insert the USB Tablet Adapter into a USB port on your computer.
The Found New Hardware wizard should pop up.
Tell the wizard to search for the drivers in a specific location, and browse to the Driver subdirectory of the Installation directory.
The driver is unsigned. On some versions of Windows, you will need to respond with Yes or Continue Anyway when you are warned that the software has not passed Windows Logo testing.
On some versions of Windows, the Found New Hardware wizard will pop up a second time. Use the same subdirectory as above.
Uninstalling the TabletWorks Software
Open the Windows Control Panel (Start->Settings->Control Panel).
Open Add/Remove Programs.
Select TabletWorks from the list of installed programs.
Click the Remove button.
Click the Yes button to confirm that you want to remove the TabletWorks software.
Select Yes/No to remove all user data including button assignments and mapping.
Company
GTCO CalComp
Categories
Mouse & Keyboard & Other Input
Model
GTCO CalComp DrawingBoard IV
Description
TabletWorks
Operating System
Windows 98Se-Me-NT4,SP6 or greater (serial only)-2000-XP-Vista-7
Version
10.08
Size Driver
13.3MB
File Name
tw-10.08.0014.exe
Observations
Description
The GTCO CalComp TabletWorks driver is designed to provide a simple way for software developers to communicate with GTCO CalComp digitizers.
Version 10 is a major change to previous GTCO CalComp TabletWorks drivers, and includes an all-new Wintab implementation, as well as the alternate TabletWorks ActiveX control. Both APIs are available after installation. Supported Devices
AccuTab II, AccuTab VI
CADPro
DrawingBoard V, DrawingBoard VI
Roll-Up II, Roll-Up III
Summagrid VII
Super L IV, Super L VI
Older CalComp, GTCO, GTCO CalComp, and SummaGraphics tablets not in this list should work, but have not been tested.
Supported Operating Systems
Windows Vista
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Citrix and Terminal Services (Server)
Windows 2000 Server
Windows 2003 Server
Citrix and Terminal Services (Client)
Windows 2003
Windows XP
Windows 2000
Windows NT 4.0, SP6 or greater (serial only)
Known Issues
The current Wintab implementation supports only Wintab 1.0 calls. For most applications, this is sufficient. If your application requires Wintab 1.1 compatibility, please contact us.
When a single device is set to be used with both Wintab and TabCon applications, and Wintab Citrix support is enabled, the TabCon-compliant application will not be able to open the device.
There is a compatibility issue with CS3 Photoshop.
Serial tablets using a Serial-to-USB adapter are incompatible with the WintabTM and/or the TabCon interface.
Active TabCon devices can be changed on Windows XP or Vista only by users with admin rights.
Vista users with multiple devices attached may be asked to register the DLL twice every time TabletWorks starts up.
Sometimes tablets cannot be removed from the list of tablets by users who do not have admin rights on systems running Windows Vista.
The log file will not start on Vista unless it is located in the directory that the user has access to.
WebUpdate may generate an error if Interwrite Workspace version 7.5 or greater is installed. This problem has been fixed in TabletWorks version 10.06.
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Installation Information
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Installing the TabletWorks Software
Uninstall (described below) any previous Wintab (TabletWorks) or Tablet Interface drivers before installing this release.
Using the TabletWorks CD, run the Setup.exe file to begin the installation process.
Installing the USB Tablet Adapter
The USB Tablet Adapter drivers are not installed during this installation process. They are simply copied to the installation directory, in the USB Tablet Adapter Driver subdirectory. By default, this is C:\Program Files\GTCO CalComp\TabletWorks\Driver. To manually install the drivers:
Install the TabletWorks Software.
Turn off your digitizer.
Attach your digitizer to the USB Tablet Adapter.
Turn on your digitizer.
Insert the USB Tablet Adapter into a USB port on your computer.
The Found New Hardware wizard should pop up.
Tell the wizard to search for the drivers in a specific location, and browse to the Driver subdirectory of the Installation directory.
The driver is unsigned. On some versions of Windows, you will need to respond with Yes or Continue Anyway when you are warned that the software has not passed Windows Logo testing.
On some versions of Windows, the Found New Hardware wizard will pop up a second time. Use the same subdirectory as above.
Uninstalling the TabletWorks Software
Open the Windows Control Panel (Start->Settings->Control Panel).
Open Add/Remove Programs.
Select TabletWorks from the list of installed programs.
Click the Remove button.
Click the Yes button to confirm that you want to remove the TabletWorks software.
Select Yes/No to remove all user data including button assignments and mapping.
Company
GTCO CalComp
Categories
Mouse & Keyboard & Other Input
Model
GTCO CalComp DrawingBoard IV
Description
TabletWorks
Operating System
Windows 98Se-Me-NT4,SP6 or greater (serial only)-2000-XP-Vista-7
Version
10.09
Size Driver
13.7MB
File Name
tw-10.9.24.exe
Observations
please note that only version 10.09 supports Windows 7 in addition to all other operating systems listed.
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